Answer:
3x^3+ 12x^2-15x
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you would have to distribute the 3x to everything in the parentheses. So you can write it out as (3x*x^2)+(3x*4x)+(3x*5). Solving this will give you the answer. We'll start off with (3x*x^2). Because we are MULTIPLYING, this part will equal to 3x^3. There is ONE x with 3x (think of it as 3x^1) and 2 x's in x^2, having a total of 3 x's, or x^3. Since the 3 is being multiplied as well, we can write it as 3x^3.
Second, we will solve (3x*4x). We are multiplying, so first we multiply 3*4 and then x*x. 3*4 is 12 and x*x is x^2. There are 2 x's being mutipled by each other, so the x becomes squared. Now we finish and multiply 12*x^2 wich is 12x^2.
Lastly, we solve (3x*5). 3x is being multiplied 5 times which gives us 15x.
I hope this helped :)
THis is a cool question.
1) Use the point slope form to find the equation of the lines between two of the points (choose two points that when a line is drawn between them make a chord on the circle).
2) Use the midpoint of a line equation to find the midpoint of the line, then find the slope of the line that is perpendicular at that point and write an equation for it.
3) Then do the same thing for the other two points that form a chord on the circle.
4) Then set the two equations equal to each other and solve. The point where they meet is the circumcenter.
-21x+31 this is the answer you were looking for
